Legal advice on Tickets for failure to yield

It was around 4 P.M. so the crossing guard already left. The kid was standing about halfway of the other lane of the crossing. He saw me and stopped (100-150 feet maybe) so I thought it was okay to keep going. Now I'm worried that it was the wrong move and thinking what if a camera caught me. Maybe a pedestrian or the car behind me had a dash cam and report it to the police. My driving record is clean so this will be a first for me (10 years of driving). I'm okay with the 2 points, $200 fine, and insurance going up. I'm mostly worried about the 15 days of community service since I want an office job when I finish school and that doesn't look to future employers if I'm not mistaken.

My friend stopped at a stop sign as she approached a busy road. She then slowly approached to turn onto the road, but her view was obstructed by cars parked along the road. When she pulled out, a car hit her, and her car was totaled. No personal injuries to either party. My mother in law was given a ticket for 39:4-144 for failure to stop. She has a court date at the end of the month. She swears she stopped at the stop sign but the accident happened because she could not see past the parked cars and she believes the other car must have been driving fast. Is it worth her contesting this ticket and if so, how? Are there any risks to contesting? Or is it better to just plead guilty and pay the small fine and take the points?

My defense is I had to get into the right lane in order to safely enter into the apt. Complex as my destination. The entrance was within 500 feet or less from where the police officer was parked. Also, what is the applicable violation fee?

This is my first moving violation aside from having two parking tickets. I gave a written explanation to prosecutor indicating there is no failure to observe traffic control device as I was already in the middle of the intersection and the light turned red so I could not come to a complete stop but had to keep going. There was no street camera to support my argument. I was wondering if I should accept 39:4-97.2 and do not know what will happen after.. could it be paying a lesser charge with no points off and my insurance not increasing? (not sure if thats what will happen) or should I decline and go to court to explain but I could lose this offer and go back to original plea with no lawyer at my side which may or may not make the situation better. Im new to this and just want to weigh out my options before making a decision to accept or decline. If needed more details on this, I can explain further.

I was driving and looking straight forward going towards a 4-way stop, which I would be taking a right at. There are crosswalk lines by the stop signs. As I start to move forward to take my right, a lady and her three dogs seem to pop out from nowhere. I was already taking my turn as I realized she was there and she and her dogs had to stop moving while I turned. I was flustered and slowed down after my turn, looking in the rear view mirror. She was flicking me off (rightfully so) but did not approach my car further, going another direction. I feel terrible that I must have scared her, but I also didn't make any contact with her whatsoever. Should I be worried about any follow-up from the police if she memorized my license plate at that time and reported it?

I was involved in a car crash at an intersection that had blinking traffic lights. I received a citation by certified mail with summons to appear in court for a failure to yield violation a couple of days after. It has a tick mark on accident and bodily injury. I accessed the police crash report and it puts me at fault. If I plead guilty, what will be the charges? This is my first ever ticket and have been driving for past 5 years. Also, how can I prevent my guilty plea from being used, if the other party sues me for any injuries later?

Made a right on red looked but missed seeing oncoming driver. Minor damages No ticket given at scene but if police cited me in his report will I automatically receive one and if so should I plead no contest or guilty? Claimed no injuries at time

I currently have about 3 points on my license. I received a ticket for failure to yield a left turn. An accident happened that night. Do I need to hire a lawyer for my court date or should i just pay the fine ?

I was recently in an accident and received a citation for failure to yield. I was just going to do deferred disposition or take defensive driving. However the officers cited bodily injury which did not occur to the other driver and caused the violation to be worse than it actually was. When disputing this in court do I have to plea not guilty to the entire thing? Or do I tell the judge I'm not contesting the failure to yield just that there was no bodily injury and therefore the fine needs to be adjusted?